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 1 1, 0,2 |           from Luke, in which the Apostle speaks of the careful study
 2 1, 0,2 |           teachings. To this end, Apostle John the Theologian adds
 3 1, 0,2 |    Apparently, as he was only one Apostle of the 70 disciples of Christ
 4 1, 0,2 |          in the Gospel’s events — Apostle Peter.~ The purpose cited
 5 1, 0,3 |         and Matthew 23:34). Saint Apostle Paul in 1Corinthians 1:24
 6 1, 0,4 |        Gospel. However, the Saint Apostle elevates the meaning of
 7 1, 0,4 |       Moses — is confirmed by the Apostle’s words in the same first
 8 2, 0,7 |           turned 30 years of age. Apostle Luke later indicates at
 9 4, 0,24|         name of a city). The word apostle is a translation from Greek,
10 4, 1,3 |       deserved retribution. Thus, Apostle Paul hastened the offender
11 4, 1,3 |        said” (Mat. 26:63-64). And Apostle Paul swears an oath by invoking
12 4, 1,19|     charged His beloved disciple, Apostle John with Her care. However,
13 4, 2,12|        the country to the ensuing Apostle’s sermons and conversion
14 4, 2,17|          who refuse to accept the Apostle’s sermons, are like heathens
15 4, 2,19|          this opportunity to test Apostle Philip’s faith by asking
16 4, 2,20|   Possessing a fiery temperament, Apostle Peter became inflamed with
17 5, 0,28|       Roman Pope (as successor of Apostle Peter), over the whole Christian
18 5, 0,28|             It is remarkable that Apostle Peter in his first Epistle,
19 5, 0,30|       Mark 9:5). It was as though Apostle Peter wanted to say: it’
20 5, 0,32|        any money on Him, He shows Apostle Peter where and how to obtain
21 5, 0,33|  interrupt their recitations with Apostle John’s words on the healing
22 5, 0,34|          Christ Himself, reminded Apostle John of the disciples, who
23 5, 0,34|           to do this. Apparently, Apostle John’s tender and sensitive
24 5, 0,36|           the Church, as shown by Apostle Paul’s example in 1Cor.
25 5, 0,76|          to the rich youth, Saint Apostle Peter — on behalf of all
26 5, 0,78|        about it from the mouth of Apostle Peter. He states that the
27 6, 0,85|    enormity of these moments, the Apostle themselves attempt to embellish
28 6, 0,85|           meaning is contained in Apostle Matthew’s narrative on the
29 6, 1,2 |          some Hellenes approached Apostle Philip and asked him: “Sir,
30 6, 4,2 |         on the supremacy of Saint Apostle Peter above all the other
31 6, 4,4 |          of the Holy Apostles, in Apostle Paul’s Epistle and in many
32 6, 4,5 |          the Roman-Catholics that Apostle Peter was the head of all
33 6, 4,6 |         absolute preciseness from Apostle Mark is explained by the
34 6, 4,6 |    Epistle under the direction of Apostle Peter himself. The first
35 6, 4,7 | persecutor Saul, who later became Apostle Paul, also thought that
36 6, 6,2 |  apparently fell to the ground as Apostle Peter states in Acts (1:
37 6, 7   |        Epistle to the Jews, Saint Apostle Paul points out the special
38 6, 7   |        down (as was the case with Apostle Peter — at his own request).
39 6, 7   |     Mother into the care of Saint Apostle John, His fourth time was
40 6, 7   |       glory” (1 Cor. 2:8), states Apostle Paul. He even spoke of this
41 6, 7,3 |           first Epistle, the same Apostle John writes: “This is He
42 6, 7,3 |      Christ, as foretold by Saint Apostle Paul in his Epistle to the
43 7, 0,5 |        Saint Luke 24:34 and Saint Apostle Paul 1 Cor. 15:5. As can
44 7, 0,6 |         to call them as such — as Apostle Paul later emphasizes this
45 7, 0,10|     Gospel, the character of this Apostle was distinctive in its persistence,
46 7, 0,12|       rights — he ceased to be an Apostle. This is noted by Evangelist
47 7, 0,12|           Mark — undoubtedly from Apostle Peter’s words — who narrates
48 7, 0,12|         Lord entrusts him — as an Apostle — to nurture His lambs,
49 7, 0,12|           rights and seniority to Apostle Peter by the Lord — in comparison
50 7, 0,13|        Lord on the mountain, that Apostle Paul writes about in 1 Corinthians